Berber

Nile River

Enjoy stunning views and photo opportunities along the Nile River, especially during sunset or sunrise.

Tuti Island

Capture beautiful views of the confluence of the Blue Nile and White Nile rivers from Tuti Island.

Pyramids of Meroe

Explore the ancient pyramids of Meroe and capture breathtaking photos of these historical landmarks.

Molokhia

A popular stew made with jews mallow leaves, often cooked with chicken or lamb and served with flatbread or rice. It can be savored at local eateries like Al-Malha Restaurant.

Must-Try!

Ariga

A traditional Sudanese bread, typically made from sorghum or millet flour and served with a variety of accompaniments such as dips and stews. It's a must-try at the Berber Food Market.

Shayyah

Grilled meat skewers marinated in a spicy blend of herbs and spices, offering a burst of smoky flavors. Look for street vendors along Al-Souq Street for an authentic taste.

Greetings

When meeting someone, it is customary to greet politely, often with a handshake. In more traditional settings, men may not shake hands with women unless the woman initiates.

Dress Code

Modest clothing is highly valued. Men typically wear long trousers and shirts, while women often wear long dresses or skirts and cover their hair with a scarf in public spaces.

Hospitality

Hospitality is fundamental in Berber culture. When visiting someone's home, it is polite to accept food and drink offered to you, as refusing may be seen as disrespectful.